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Hormones exert powerful effects on the female body and have a significant role to play in the body's health and wellbeing. Understanding these roles is important if you’re seeking to proactively manage your health.

Complete pathology panel required for the Metabolic Balance personalised nutrition analysis. Metabolic Balance matches your personal “body chemistry” to your ideal “food chemistry”.

Investigate the health of your reproductive organs with a simple semen analysis.

If the small intestine becomes overgrown with bacteria it can lead to malabsorption of key nutrients and symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome. Find out more with a simple breath test.

Many women experience adverse symptoms related to their menstrual cycle. Measuring progesterone and oestrogen levels throughout a 28 day cycle can help to determine whether a hormone imbalance may be exacerbating symptoms.

FODMAPs are naturally occurring sugars found in milk and dairy products, fruits and vegetables, cereals and processed foods. These dietary sugars are poorly absorbed in the gut and can cause symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome.

Sleep is vital to good health. A lack of sleep affects mood, concentration, memory, weight and quality of life. This sleep test assesses the hormones which influence your sleep patterns.

1 in 7 Australians live with a thyroid condition with symptoms ranging from low energy and depression to unexplained weight gain and insomnia. If you don’t feel right but you can’t put your finger on why, this simple thyroid test can tell you if it's your thyroid.

Hormones are a vital part of the body's overall health. The work that hormones do is subtle yet when they fall out of balance, the effects on your health can be significant.

Understand the impacts of training on your health. Analysing key biomarkers with this simple blood and hormone test can help you train to the best of your ability and reach your goals without risking your health.

If you’re feeling exhausted all the time but you’re not sure why, this is the chronic fatigue test for you. Take out the guesswork and understand the simple changes you can make to improve your energy levels.

If you're embarking on a new fitness program, understanding key biomarkers in your blood with an Essential Fitness test can help make sure you're in good shape before you start.

Vitamin B12 is an essential vitamin that helps maintain healthy nerves and red blood cells and is also needed to make DNA. This simple vitamin B12 blood test will tell you if you have a deficiency.

One in six couples struggle to conceive. As well as making sure your body is in good physical shape you can improve your chances of conceiving with a simple fertility test.

Trying to conceive can be a very frustrating experience. If you're worried about leaving things too late, this simple AMH test can give you an indication of how many eggs you have left and your likelihood of conceiving.

50% of Australians don't know their blood group. You can find out your blood group with this simple blood type test.

Understand the implications of training on your health with this comprehensive check which includes a female hormone test. Analysing key biomarkers in your blood can help you train to the best of your ability and reach your goals without risking your health.

Allergies are on the increase, and food allergies in particular are becoming more common. Allergies are caused by an overreaction of the body’s immune system to certain innocuous molecules from the outside world. These allergens may be from foods, pollens, house dust, animal hair or moulds.

The liver is one of the largest organs in the body which has many important metabolic functions. Get an insight into how your lifestyle may be impacting your liver function, and stop liver disease becoming part of your future.

The link between low-grade inflammation and chronic disease is widely recognised. Research indicates that by following an anti-inflammatory diet you can help fight off inflammation.

The Healthy Weight Check combines a blood test and a consult with our clinical nutritionist to kick start your 2020 weight loss journey. As featured in the Daily Mail.

When the lining of the intestine and gut microbiome are compromised, unwanted substances can cross the barrier into the blood and activate an immune response in a condition known as 'leaky gut' or 'intestinal permeability'.

A comprehensive metabolic panel which includes a full blood exam, lipid profile, liver and kidney function check, and iron studies.

Thyroid dysfunction especially hypothyroidism is common and a condition where supplements are widely recommended.

The Apolipoprotein E (APOE) genotype is a genetic risk factor for dementia, Alzheimer's disease, and cardiovascular disease. This simple blood test will tell you your APOE genotype.

Heavy metal poisoning occurs when your body’s soft tissues absorb a toxic amount of heavy metal, most commonly mercury, lead, cadmium or arsenic.

Understand key biomarkers in your blood and their response to stress to avoid overtraining and reach your peak faster. The Endurance Check is our most comprehensive strength & conditioning test yet.

Haematinics are nutrients required for the formation of blood cells. Iron, vitamin B12 and folate are the main haematinics, and deficiencies can lead to anaemia. Haematinics may be low due to dietary or gastrointestinal causes, or from chronic blood loss.

The CDSA Level 4+ is the most comprehensive stool assessment available for the assessment of digestive, absorption, metabolic, inflammation and tumour ulcer markers.

Histamine is used as a marker for under methylation or over methylation. Elevated whole blood histamine levels indicate under-methylation.

This Biological Age check reveals the age of your immune system and detects inflammation. Years of scientific research has helped develop a simple finger prick test that reveals how healthy you really are, empowering you to personalise your health through actionable points that leads to a better and healthier you.

Cytomegalovirus is a common infection with a wide range of symptoms - from no symptoms to fever and fatigue, to severe symptoms involving the eyes, brain, or other internal organs.